In 2007, Guo Degang (hereinafter referred to as Grandmaster Guo) participated in the farewell ceremony of Mr. Hou Yaowen's body, as evidenced by video, and began at 2 minutes and 25 seconds.
Review of Hou Yaowen's funeral clip: Shi Shengjie said such a thing, and Li Jindou in the audience was silent www.163.com/v/video/VZUTPFJQE.html
At the funeral, Chen Hanbai spoke on behalf of Hou Yaowen's apprentices, and the video began at 1 minute and 34 seconds, thanking Mr. Hou Yaohua for his money and efforts for Hou Yaowen's funeral, and Grandmaster Guo did not express any objection, indicating that the relationship in all aspects was normal at that time, at least on face.
But since then, relations have taken a sharp turn for the worse, including but not limited to: Hou Zan took away the certificate of ashes
Hou Yaowen's burial dispute Hou Yaohua revealed that Hou Zan wanted him to buy an ashes certificate ent.sina.com.cn/s/m/2010-07-08/15183011265.shtml
The two sides went to court
Looking back at the trial video, and then looking at the ten details of Hou Yaowen's estate case, whether Hou Yaohua was wronged or not www.360kuai.com/pc/93e631d72bc0581ce?cota=3&kuai_so=1&sign=360_57c3bbd1&refer_scene=so_1
Among them, Grandmaster Guo has two practices that make people criticize, one is that the funeral member Qian Guang Deyun Society (hereinafter referred to as the shrine) gave 600,000 yuan, and the actual court determined that the money was only 150,000 yuan (it is also said that 170,000), where did the deficit go in the middle?
Guo Degang talked about the death of Master Hou Yaowen, and the Deyun Society gave so much money www.iqiyi.com/w_19s75vd0u1.html
This video also said that white envelopes are actually different from red envelopes, and if you want to return human favors, dead people naturally cannot return human favors.
Youku video v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDYwNDQzMDMzMg==.html?source=https%3A%2F%2Fv.youku.com%2Fv_show%2Fid_XNDYwNDQzMDMzMg%3D%3D
The second is that he famously said that he wanted to be a witness and said that he was not available, and it was clear that Hou Zan had submitted a list of witnesses, but Grandmaster Guo, Yu Qian, and agent Wang Hai all refused to go to Beijing to testify in court on the grounds that they were filming abroad.
Hou Yaowen's estate trial begins, Guo Degang appears in court as a witness www.juben108.com/telescript_4531_1/
Here's an encyclopedia. Usually keep the media nonsense, lose money at most, publicly apologize, go to court to talk nonsense, you will go to jail.
Perjury_360Encyclopedia baike.so.com/doc/1019529-1078296.html
Therefore, due to the delay of the lawsuit and many blood-spilled incidents, Mr. Hou Yaowen's ashes could be buried on March 23, 2011.
On March 23, 11, Hou Yaowen finally entered the earth for peace, but Guo Degang did not show up www.163.com/dy/article/GEGGT09Q0537O4IK.html day of burial
The day before, Grandmaster Guo attended the wedding of Wang Xiaofei and Da S in Hainan.
Generally speaking, if Wang Xiaofei follows the ceremony of the northerners, the wedding can be ended before noon. If Grandmaster Guo buys a plane to fly back to Beijing that night, he can catch the next day's burial ceremony, that is, he will be more tired, and the burial ceremony is usually in the morning.
Since the farewell ceremony of the body was attended in 2007, Mr. Hou Yaowen, as the "only" mentor, how can there be any reason not to participate in this time in 2011? Although there is a saying among the people that "white things do not block red things", if Wang Xiaofei is Hou Yaowen's apprentice, he can indeed use this reason, but as a guest, this reason is too far-fetched.
Hou Yaowen was buried www.360doc.com/content/11/0325/07/5340403_104390387.shtml
In addition, from the funeral group photo, Hou Zan is also (first from the right)
Since he said that he had a good relationship with Hou Zhan, why didn't Hou Zan inform Grandmaster Guo? Whether the notice arrived or did not go at all, I don't know.
But the end result is that it is okay to worship in the background of the shrine; It's okay to take someone to take a reporter to worship; Go to the funeral, no.